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Transactionalism: Occupational Science and the Pragmatic Attitude

Malcolm P. Cutchin · Virginia Allen Dickie

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Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education Occupational Therapy Practice and Research Whitehead's Philosophy and Applications

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This chapter contains sections titled: Transactionalism emerges in occupational science Further development of transactionalism The broader scope of the Deweyan pragmatic attitude Conclusion: Implications for occupational science References

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